Big Oil rethinks Somaliland

Issue 155 - 23 Jan 2009 | 1 minute read

Major oil companies who declared force majeure on their Somali assets in the 1990s are reviving their claims to blocks in the unrecognised but peaceful Republic of Somaliland (AE 152/15).

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Tebboune offers a spotty but improving record as he seeks re-election in Algeria

US eyes up expansion of Trans-African Corridor to take Lobito rail line east to Tanzania

Niger’s junta celebrates a year in power amidst security chaos and economic woes

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